Ready to take a leisurely stroll down memory lane?
The Chron asked you, the readers, to tell us what Northampton buildings you miss that have been long gone.
Here are your answers - hopefully, these pictures will spark fond memories of the town we all grew up in.

5. The Odeon Cinema
There was an Odeon cinema in Market Square! What films do you remember watching there?

6. Greyfriar's Bus Station
This bus station, dubbed the 'mouth of hell' was demolished in 2015 after dominating Northampton's skyline for almost 40 years.

7. Notre Dame High School
Built on Abington Street in 1852, this was once an all girls Roman Catholic convent school. By the 1960s, 500 girls attended By 1975, it closed down and, four years later, it was demolished for the construction of shops.

8. Cinderella Rockerfellas
Before, it was the Salon ballroom and then it became the nightclub, Ritzy, before it closed down in the late nineties. In its place now is the Saints Rugby club.

